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WHALING.
Fears of unrestricted whaling in the Antarctic have been revived by reports that Japanese enterprises are planning whaling on a large scale. ...
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REVIEW.
A review of the results of the Olympic Games, concluded in Berlin yesterday) reveals several interesting facts. ...
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TRAIN STRIKES TRUCK. 22 PERSONS DEAD.
A freight train cut through a truckload of people at a level crossing last night, killing 22 men and boys. Eye-witnesses say that four other cars ...
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NAVAL CHIEF AT SEA CADETS' HEADQUARTERS.
The Captain-Superintendent of Sydney Naval Establishments (Captain G. A. Scott) meeting officers of the Navy League Sea Cadets when he visited the league's headquarters at Snapper Island on Saturday. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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PACIFIC NAVAL BASES. JAPAN AND U.S.A.
In a discussion of what may happen when the Washington Naval Treaty ends on December 31, and the fifteenyear embargo on the development of ...
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CO-OPERATION IN DEFENCE.
Lord Winterton, in an article in the "Sunday Times," urges that it is imperative that there should be closer co-operation between Britain and the dominions in foreign policy ...
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STEAMER BLOWS UP.
Carrying a cargo of wine and grain to France, the French steamet Oranaisc (1806 tons) suddenly blew up and sank off Algiers. Thirty-three of the passengers and crew were ...
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U.S. NEUTRALITY.
Considerable political significance, both national and international, is attached by observers here to a speech by President Roosevelt, in New York, in ...
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MOTOR ACCIDENTS.
A man was killed and mort than 12 persons were injured in motor accidents in the city and suburbs during the week-end. Nearly all the more serious accidents were ...
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EARLIER CLOSING.
Shorter hours for fruiterers were advocated with much enthusiasm at a meeting of about 70 people—mostly Italians—at the St. James's Hall, city, last evening. ...
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GIRL KILLED.
A young woman was killed and more than 20 persons were injured, none very seriously, when a large motor bus crowded with passengers fell 20 feet down an embankment ...
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SIR HENRY LYTTON.
The death has occurred of Sir Henry Lytton, the eminent actor. Sir Henry Lytton, who was created a knight in 1930, was 69 years of age, and retired ...
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M. TROTSKY.
The representative of the British United Press in Moscow says: "It is officially announced that a plot against, the Government, allegedly directed by M. Trotsky, the exiled ...
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THE CALL-UP.
A call-up for employment is announced to-day. Details are published on page 18, column 5. ...
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INDEX. NEWS.
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PARACHUTE DESCENT.
Miss Margaret Gilruth, daughter of Dr. J. A. Gilruth, of Melbourne, made a successful parachute descent at Brooklands. She is the first Australian girl to accomplish the feat. ...
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RESTOCKING LOAN.
The Queensland Country, party, conference decided to ask the Federal Government to grant a loan to purchase between 1,000,000 and 1,500,000 ewes to restock north-western ...
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ARCHBISHOP KELLY.
Archbishop Kelly yesterday completed his silver jubilee as the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Sydney, and received many congratulatory messages, including one from Pope ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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THE KING'S HOLIDAY.
Frantic cheers from large crowds greeted King Edward on his arrival by motor boat from the yacht Nahlin at Troger, the "Dalmatian Venice." His Majesty visited the ...
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GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
Gold was quoted yesterday at £6/18/4 an ounce fine. The price was the same on Friday. BRITISH TREASURY BILLS. The total amount applied for on Friday in ...
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
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CASUALTIES.
Sidney Sleeman was treated at the Ryde Hospital on Saturday for an extensive laceration of the right hand and wrist. It is stated by the police that Sleemen interfered ...
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GAVE BLOOD FOR FRIEND.
A sad sequel to the death of Sir Harry Preston. on Thursday is the death of his old friend, Captain Ernest Chandler, wellknown heavyweight amateur boxer. When Sir ...
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DISPENSARY'S JUBILEE.
Two hundred past and present officers of various friendly societies met at the Railway Institute on Saturday to celebrate the golden jubilee of the Sydney United Friendly Societies' ...
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AERODROMES. IMPROVEMENTS AT MASCOT.
In reply to the criticism of Mr. G. R. McCluskey that, instead of spending £40,000 on an administrative building at Mascot, the Federal Government should make the ...
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GERMAN SUBSIDIES.
On receiving information from the German Government to-day that the subsidies on products exported to the United States had been abrogated, the Treasury Department removed ...
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DEADLOCK.
A deadlock was reached at a conference on Saturday between the colliery proprietors and the miners' representatives on the proposed re-opening of the Aberdare Central ...
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TO-DAY.
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SIR HENRY GULLETT.
A report published in Sydney to-day stated that the Minister in Charge of Trade Treaties (Sir Henry Gullett) was likely to retire shortly from the Federal Ministry. This ...
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DISPUTE ABOUT SITE.
At a meeting of the Mudgee Council, a letter from the trustees of the Mudgee racecourse stated that they were opposed to any portion of the area being used as an ...
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WELFARE OF JEWS.
The Jewish Congress approved the creation of a permanent world Jewish organisation, with a council, assembly, and secretariat. The budget for 1936-37 was fixed at £15,000,000. ...
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COUNCIL ELECTIONS.
The by-election to All the vacancy in the Bellevue-Rose Bay ward of the Woollahra Municipal Council, caused by the death of Mr. W. F. Foster, M.L.A., took place on ...
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SAFE IN KENYA.
The Swedish ambulance unit from Abyssinia has arrived here after a two months' march, during which members were often in great danger, the natives thinking that they were ...
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EXPLOSIVE IN BOTTLE.
Mr. Andrew Robinson, who lesides at the intersection of Blaxland-road and Arrasparade, Ryde, was badly burned about the face and arms, as the result of an explosion ...
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THUNDERSTORMS.
The extraordinarily mild weather yesterday culminated in a heavy thunderstorm passing over the city and parts of the metropolitan area early this morning. ...
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TRADE CONTROL LAW.
It is reported that the Emperor of Manchukuo has sanctioned and promulgated ordinances effective for a year from August 15, establishing trade control law under which ...
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WOMAN WOUNDED.
Mrs. Eileen Crowther. 38, of Clissold-street. Surry Hills, was admitted to Sydney Hospital late last night suffering from a deep wound in the abdomen. She told the police that she ...
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BROADCASTING COMMISSION.
Mr. Herbert Brookes, vice-chairman of the Australian Broadcasting Commission, and Mrs. Claude Couchman, a member of the commission, have come to Sydney to attend ...
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SUBURBAN PICTURE THEATRES.
Programmes of Suburban Picture Theatres[?] be found in the Amusement Advertising Columes. ...
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